About Our Practice

"Imperfect but consistent in doing" beats "perfect every once in awhile."

Every time.

Don't get it perfect.

Get it going.

Consistently.

It will morph and evolve into rough perfection.

It's so hard to admit to ourselves that we were wrong.

Especially if it's about something that we believed so long.

We invested alot of time and effort into whatever that rationale was.

And admitting we were wrong about it -

it's such a big loss in terms of everything we invested in that rationale in the past.

But we find when we're honest with ourselves and seek to correct our rationale,

it's akin to tearing down a wall.

While there's destruction, there's also opening.

Opening for great things to come into your life as well,

that couldn't get in before because of your rationale wall.

BY WEIGHT LOSS PERCENTAGE

Vangie Giles 3.3%

Ned Cornman 1.7%

Jason Mitchell 0.6%

Cathy Franklin -0.1% (gain)

Jennifer Chenault-Walker -0.7% (gain)

Carol Brown - NOT REPORTED

Robin Wallace - NOT REPORTED

Richard Parisi - NOT REPORTED

BY POUNDS LOST

Vangie Giles lost 7.6

Ned Cornman lost 3.4

Jason Mitchell lost 1.8

Cathy Franklin gained 0.2

Jennifer Chenault-Walker gained 0.8

Carol Brown - NOT REPORTED

Richard Parisi - NOT REPORTED

Robin Wallace - NOT REPORTED